The Black Eyed Peas Experience announced – first trailer
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Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D video
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Face Racers: Photo Finish screenshots
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Rabi Labi Gaiden Witch’s Cat screenshots
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SilverStar making Rabi Labi Gaiden Witch’s Cat for 3DS eShop
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SilverStar’s is bringing a new downloadable title to the eShop. The company is working on an action puzzle title called Rabi Labi Gaiden Witch’s Cat (interesting name, right?), a new entry in the Rabi Labi franchise. SilverStar previously released a number of Rabi Labi titles for DSiWare. You can read up on the first details on the 3DS title below.
– Takes place in Wonder Land
– Wonder Land is ruled by witches
– Control Alicia
– Alicia is a cheshire cat
– Can transform into a human
– Goes on a journey to the human world
– Deal with numerous gimmicks and traps set by witches to escape
– 50 stages
– Make it to the door in each level
– Use Alicia’s four magics to advance
– Fire magic: Light candles, attack monsters and melt ice
– Ice magic: Freeze Alicia’s enemies and friends to make ice blocks
– Thunder magic: Pull blocks close to Alicia to form new stepping paths
– Meteor magic: Break a group of blocks
– Change Alicia into her original cheshire cat form
– Can ride a griffon
– A cap can transport Alicia
– Monsters, other cheshire cats, and gimmicks like blocks that shoot out arrows will get in your way
– Releasing in Japan on June 29
– ¥700
Go Vacation screenshots
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I’m not sure if it’s the lack of Wii games, but this actually looks halfway decent. I didn’t say much about it at E3 since there was just way too much to cover and more important games. In case you’re wondering, Go Vacation offers a ton of activities to take on and explore an open world. I doubt this will be one of the higher-quality Wii games we’ll see this year (though there won’t be much to choose from…), but it could be fun.
Fans starting to take action over lack of Japanese Nintendo releases
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Generally, I don’t feel as though petitions work. Not enough fans support them and there’s a good chance that companies will flat out ignore the outcry from fans. But with North America facing a strong possibility of not receiving Xenoblade, The Last Story, and Pandora’s Tower, now might be the best time to speak up.
A number of fans starting to participate in a project called “Operation Rainfall”. The objective is simple: write in to Nintendo of America in hopes of getting the trio of RPGs localized. You can read up on the whole idea on the IGN boards here and find letter templates to send in to Reggie Fils-Aime for all three titles. Additionally, a Twitter page can be found here and an official Blogspot website here.
I just can’t understand why the Big N’s North American division hasn’t said a peep about any of these games. They’re finished and Europe is at least getting Xenoblade. Why not bring that title here at least? Instead of launching games such as Mystery Case Files and Wii Motion: Plus – and I respect Nintendo for releasing them, by the way – why not take a chance on any of these outstanding RPGs? The hardcore gamer, frankly, hasn’t been treated to any interesting titles from Nintendo this year. Localizing these Japanese releases could really go a long way.
Thanks to Derek J for the tip!
